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What are the recommended conda environment specifications to run this project conda activate ssl
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Hi @zlin0, Having trouble setting up the conda environment for PartialSpoof project. Any guidance on recommended versions/configurations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, |
conda activate ssl
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Hi @Abdullah-Eisa, thank you for your interest in PartialSpoof. Did you download s3prl in the corresponding version as mentioned in the README?
My SSL environment fully follows that version of s3prl. The new version might not support the old commands. |
Hi @zlin0 , Thank you for your response and detailed explanation. I have followed the s3prl#installation as mentioned and ensured it was installed successfully. However, while carefully following the README here (https://github.com/nii-yamagishilab/PartialSpoof/tree/main/03multireso#usuage), I encountered several errors related to incompatible versions of torchaudio and other python libraries with the PartialSpoof project itself. Could you please provide the specific versions of Python libraries required for this project? or at least the versions of the following libraries: Thank you for your assistance. By the way, I am running the project on git bash at vscode in windows 10. Here are my conda environment after following s3prl#installation :
Here are some of the errors I encountered:
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Hi @Abdullah-Eisa, so sorry for the late reply. I have already graduated from my lab and no longer have access to my unsaved Conda environment. My friend kindly assisted me to export versions of all packages in the environment |
I'm encountering issues running the project due to incompatibilities between Python interpreter versions and packages. Pip/Conda doesn't seem to be correctly resolving dependency versions, leading to errors.
I have checked the prepare section here (https://github.com/nii-yamagishilab/PartialSpoof/tree/main/03multireso#prepare), and it's not clear what are recommended conda environment configuration and python interpreter version and other python packages specifications here:
conda activate ssl
Could you please provide details on the following:
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